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    Carlin further explained: "26% of women we surveyed said they’d want to switch with Michelle Obama. In fact overall, Washington beat out Hollywood, surprisingly. So both Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton beat out Angelina Jolie and Beyonce." The poll had a similar question for men, as Vanity Fair online editor Michael Hogan asked co-host Harry Smith: "Okay, so the choices are George Clooney, Bruce Springsteen, Barack Obama, or Tom Brady. Full Article at Newsbusters
    26% of women we surveyed said they’d want to switch with Michelle Obama. In fact overall, Washington beat out Hollywood, surprisingly. So both Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton beat out Angelina Jolie and Beyonce.
    SOURCE: Newsbusters 2 months ago
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CBS’s Rodriguez Wishes She Could Be Michelle Obama
  1. George Clooney... I mean that’s who I would switch places with. I mean, I know he wants to switch places with me, obviously.
    SOURCE: Newsbusters 2 months ago
  2. Michelle Obama, Hillary Clinton, Angelina Jolie or Beyonce...Who would you want to swap lives with for a week?
    SOURCE: Newsbusters 2 months ago
  3. most people, across all ages, wanted to be like George Clooney, or have his life for a week.
    SOURCE: Newsbusters 2 months ago
  4. Okay, so the choices are George Clooney, Bruce Springsteen, Barack Obama, or Tom Brady. So what do you think?
    SOURCE: Newsbusters 2 months ago
  5. Hands down, Michelle Obama.
    SOURCE: Newsbusters 2 months ago

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